Sarah Schulte

Chicago-area healthcare providers are stocked up with influenza and COVID-19 vaccines, but some doctors say it's been a tough sell this year.

Several refugee groups in the Chicago area are criticizing the Trump administration and new policies impacting those looking to call Chicago home, including Afghan refugees seeking asylum.

Cook County Assessor Fritz Kaegi says the Cook County Board of Review is to blame for skyrocketing property tax bills, for giving big tax cuts to places like Trump Tower. The Board of Review points the finger right back at Kaegi.

Border Patrol agents have moved on to a different city, but faith leaders gathered to remind people immigration enforcement is far from over, saying Chicagoans must continue to support neighborhoods like Little Village.

The Cook County Board of Review is reopening tax appeals for 24 townships until Dec. 12, but it only applies to future bills.

Mayor Brandon Johnson's controversial proposed 2026 budget has caused several Chicago City Council members to work overtime to come up with an alternative.

As the city of Chicago's budget battle festers on, Mayor Brandon Johnson is offering City Council members an online portal to submit their savings and efficiencies ideas.

The Chicago mayor remains head strong in his effort to keep a corporate head tax in his city budget plan.

Alderpersons are convinced they can show the mayor $100 million worth of efficiencies that will not hurt taxpayers, but Budget Committee Chairman Jason Ervin doubts it.

Businesses in Chicago's Latino neighborhoods are stepping up to raise money for an organization that bonds immigrants out of ICE detention centers.